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This reading comprehension activity is all about farms. Learn about the types of foods farmers grow on their farms. This activity includes short answer questions and a vocabulary exercise.
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Print out this worksheet to make a mini-book containing "-end" words. Friend, pretend, and send are the featured words in this book.
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Have your students cut out this book on the dotted lines and color it. After, staple it together so it can be used to practice reading words in the "-en" word family.
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Cut, color, and staple this mini-book. Features the words: smell, shell, and bell.
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This mini-book is easy to assemble. Kids can practice with their words ending with "-eet".
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This is a printable phonics mini-book containing words that end with "-eep": sweep, sleep, and beep.
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Use this printable word spinner for activities and games. Words include: reel, peel, feel, heel, kneel, and wheel.
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This file has 100 basic fact pennants you can hang in your classroom. If you'd like a black-and-white version that children can color, click on the "ALT" button below.
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Brainstorm as many "-eel" words as you can think of. Write them on the primary-ruled lines. There is enough spaces for up to 8 words.
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Can you think of 6 different "-eel" words? Write them on the word web. This graphic organizer includes image hints; a bike, a foot, and a girl kneeling.
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This worksheet has several sections. On the left, students color the shapes with "-eel" words. On the right, they will write the "-eel" word that matches the image. On the bottom, they will write "-eel" words in the tall/short letter boxes.
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This mini-book features words that end with "-eel": reel, kneel, and peel.
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Print and assemble this word spinner to use with a variety of games or activities. Words include: hut, nut, shut, cut, rut, gut, strut, and cut.
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This phonics printable allows students to think of as many "-ut" words as they can and write them down.
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Color in the illustrations and trace the words along the dotted lines. Next, write the "-ut" words on the lines next to it.
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Print out this word web to write in six different "-ut" words. Images of a hut, scissors cutting a ribbon, and peanuts will help students find the words.
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In each row of scrambled letters, find the "-ut" word and circle it.
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Draw different coin combinations to show each money amount two ways.
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Determine the amount of money shown. The use a different coin combination to show the same amount.
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Count the money amount shown in each shape. Color the shapes with 5 cents red, 10 cents blue, and 15 cents green. Does not include quarters.
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Count the coins to determine the amount shown. Then draw the same amount using a different coin combination.
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Color the circles with the correct letters to form the "-ut" word and then write each word on the primary-ruled lines.
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For each "-ut" word, find and write down the missing first letters and then rewrite the word on the lines below.
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Determine the missing letter for each word by looking at the illustration and write it in the box.
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Students will use scissors to cut out the words on the bottom of the page and glue them to the box below the matching picture.
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Write the money amounts using different combinations of coins.
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Have your class complete these activities to practice reading, writing, and identifying "-ut" words.
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Color in the two sections on the left side of the worksheet. On the right, write the words under the images and fill in the tall/short word boxes on the bottom.
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This printable words spinner is handy to use for phonics games and activities.
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Primary-ruled lines are on this worksheet to allow your class to write down all the words they can think of that end with "-unk".
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This is a printable phonics worksheet to help students learn to read and write words in the "-unk" word family.
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Print out this graphic organizer to list words in the "-unk" word family.
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Print this phonics worksheet for your students to find the "-unk" word in each row of scrambled letters.
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Shade in the letter circles to make the correct word and then write that word on the lines on the right side of the page.
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Find and write the missing first letters for each "-unk" word.
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On this printable phonics worksheet, have your students write in the missing letter for each word in the box and then write the word on the lines.
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Cut out the "-unk" words at the bottom along the dotted lines and adhere them in the box below the corresponding illustrations.
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Color the ovals with "-unk" words on the left side. Then write the "-unk" words that correspond to the pictures on the right. On the bottom, color the pictures of words that end with "-unk".
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Color "-unk" and the shapes with -unk words. Write the -unk words matching the pictures and then fill in the boxes at the bottom of the page.
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Use this word spinner for games and activities featuring words that end with "-un". Includes: spun, run, stun, fun, sun, and bun.
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This worksheet has eight spots for students to write any word ending with "-un" that they can think of.
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Color the pictures and trace the words along the dotted lines. After, write the words on the primary-ruled lines.
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Use this phonics worksheet to write out different "-un" words. Pictures of the sun, a hamburger, and a boy running will serve as visual aids.
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The illustrations on the left will help students find which "-un" word needs to be found in the row of letters.
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Use crayons to color in the circles with the letters to make the word. Then write that word on the lines.
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Print out this worksheet so your class figure out the missing initial letters for each "-un" word.
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Write in the missing letters for each word. For example: "r__n" is "run."
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Color the farm animals in your favorite colors. Then cut out the circles and paste them onto a piece of paper.
(added June 19, 2018)
Learn all about pigs in this interesting article. This activity includes reading comprehension questions, a writing activity, and vocabulary words. An answer key is included.
(added June 18, 2018)
Use this worksheet to practice multiplying multiples of 10 by single-digit numbers.
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